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PARC Field Day

πŸ“…Friday June 25th, 2025 (Setup)

⌚Sat 18:00 - Sun 20:59 (UTC)

πŸ—ΊοΈCanora, Saskatchewan

That's right: Field Day 2025 is happening and it's happening in Canora, SK! More details to follow when the date is closer.


Our Repeater System

The Parkland Amateur Radio Club boasts a great repeater network system, which provides several different modes of communication, to a expanded coverage area. We are continuously updating our equipment and repeater network, more information can be viewed on our repeater page.

Interested In Our Network?

Below is the latest mapping of our club's coverage. As our club evolves, we intend to grow our system by adding more local communities to our coverage.

The Parkland amateur Radio Club hosts a great system, integrating both VHF / UHF and V.O.I.P. communication systems, that can be linked to other systems around the world. Our club achieved this through many volunteer hours from all our members, donations from fellow ham operators from far and wide and through the people and organizations around our local coverage area. We are continuing to grow, by new members coming on board, and we are constantly upgrading and adding to our already proven reliable system.

Canora

VA5EMO

147.300 + MHz

No Tone

IRLP EchoLink UHF Reflector 9300

Hendon

VE5EML

146.610 - MHz

No Tone

IRLP Reflector 9300

Norquay

VA5INV

147.080 + MHz

No Tone

IRLP EchoLink UHF Reflector 9300

Rocanville

VA5RSR

145.310 - MHz

100.0

IRLP EchoLink Reflector 9300

Yorkton

VA5PAR

145.490 - MHz

No Tone

IRLP EchoLink UHF Reflector 9300

Fort Qu'Appelle

VE5RJK

146.430 MHz

No Tone

IRLP Reflector 9300 No Offset Simplex

The repeater system is integrated with both EchoLink and IRLP (Internet Radio Linking Project), enabling seamless connectivity with other repeaters and amateur radio operators across the province and beyond. With EchoLink, licensed amateur radio operators can connect to the repeater via the internet, allowing them to communicate with other operators using a computer, smartphone, or tablet from virtually anywhere in the world. This feature is particularly useful for members who may be traveling or are outside the range of the local repeater. Our local system is interlinked with the provincial repeater system. Check out more below.

Visit SASKWARN (Wireless Amateur Radio Network)